Alex Rollin
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Right, an IN search result will ONLY look for listings IN Willen. I realize you have added Willen to the address field but “Google Says” Milton Keynes is a separate city, so, results in Milton won’t be shown in an IN search, but, they are NEARBY and so will show in a NEAR search where you type in the text.
I admit it can be a bit confusing. As the doc says the membership license isn’t retroactive. To update existing individual plugins you can either deactivate and reactivate the keys (I always refresh the page in between) or update them manually as described here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/addons/installing-addons/#manual
This reply has been marked as private.It is a referrer not allowed error.
Try removing referrer restrictions to get it working first, then you can isolate the issue and correct your referrer rules.
Yes, you can read about the membership license here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/addons/installing-addons/As long as an individual key can be deactivated, you should be able to get going. Deactivate the key, refresh the page, add your new key to that individual plugin, then activate.
I am able to login. What is the problem?
If you want to replace the plugin you can upload a new version, and delete the old via FTP.
Did you already update your wp-config and PHP with new memory limits?
If you don’t do that, you will see the same errors, ie, whatever plugin pushes the memory request over the top looks like the troublemaker.You can update to the latest versions by FTP if needed.
Let us know
Granular settings for that are not available. If there is a workaround the developers will let us know, otherwise this would require your own customization.
The setting is in
GD – Settings – Design – Details – Show advanced
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/settings/design/#details
Please try this one:
.geodir-bubble-meta-top .geodir-post-rating { display: none; }Can you say more? Which location dropdown?
If you mean the Near search field, the IN location searches will search ONLY within the location from the database.
If you submit a text near search, you will sometimes need to specify region and or country to make sure the appropriate place is found, because that kind of query is sent to Google for lat lon.
For locations in the database, like cities, the latlon is stored in the database.
Thanks, the developers will take a look.
I cannot connect my test site, I will ask the developers to look into it.
I will ask the developers to take a look at your question, probably after the weekend.
You set it for ascending…set it for descending (1->0) instead.
